Stellar Tour - AR Stargazer
authentic ratingPeople value pointing the phone at the sky to match the picture with real stars, seeing the Moon below the horizon, and scrubbing dates to watch planets move. They also praise it for teaching kids and observing from light-polluted cities. It breaks on crashes after updates, a lost point-to-sky mode, and confusion over what is free versus paid.
62real score
4.7store star
1,689ratings
About the rating
Reviews are concrete on both sides: people describe raising the phone to match stars, scrubbing dates to watch planets move, while unhappy ones report crashes and a lost aiming mode after an update. Five-star reviews carry detail, not boilerplate.
Strengths
What users love
- Pointing phone at sky to match stars
- Showing the Moon below the horizon
- Date scrubbing and planet motion
- Teaching kids
- Working in city light pollution
Weak spots
What users hate
- Crashes after updates
- Lost point-to-sky mode
- Screen shaking
- Unclear what is free versus paid
Who it is for
Beginners and families with kids who want to point the phone at the sky and learn constellations even from a city